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Figure 1.

Geometry of the problem.

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Table 1.

Nomenclature.

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Table 2.

Numerical values of the thermophysical properties.

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Figure 2.

Pressure gradient for variation in nanoparticle volume fraction when and

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Figure 3.

Pressure gradient for variation in channel inclination angle when and

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Figure 4.

Pressure gradient for variation in Grashoff number when and

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Figure 5.

Pressure gradient for variation in velocity slip parameter when and

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Figure 6.

Pressure rise per wavelength for change in nanoparticle volume fraction when and

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Figure 7.

Pressure rise per wavelength for change in channel inclination when and

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Figure 8.

Pressure rise per wavelength for change in Grashoff number when and

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Figure 9.

Pressure rise per wavelength for change in velocity slip parameter when , , and

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Figure 10.

Axial velocity for different nanoparticle volume fraction when and

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Figure 11.

Axial velocity for different Grashoff numbers when and

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Figure 12.

Axial velocity for different inclination angles when and

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Axial velocity for different values of velocity slip parameter when and

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Behavior of streamlines for variation in nanoparticle volume fraction when and

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Behavior of streamlines for variation in channel inclination when and

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Behavior of streamlines for variation in velocity slip parameter when and

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Figure 17.

Temperature profile for different nanoparticle volume fractions when and

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Figure 18.

Temperature profile for variation in Grashoff number when and

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Figure 19.

Temperature profile for variation in channel inclination angle when and

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Figure 20.

Temperature profile for variation in velocity slip parameter when and

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Figure 21.

Temperature profile for variation in thermal slip parameter when and

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Figure 22.

Change in heat transfer rate at the wall for variation in nanoparticle volume fraction and

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Figure 23.

Comparison of heat transfer rate at the wall of water and Cu-water nanofluid for change in heat source/sink parameter when and

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Figure 24.

Comparison of heat transfer rate at the wall of water and Cu-water nanofluid for change in Grashoff number when and

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Figure 25.

Comparison of heat transfer rate at the wall of water and Cu-water nanofluid for change in Brinkman number when and

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Table 3.

Numerical values of heat transfer rate at the wall for change in the values of different parameters when and .

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Table 4.

Comparison of present study with the results obtained by obtained by Ali et al [28] when and

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